What is dark matter?

This position holds that dark matter is made of ordinary baryonic matter — the same protons, neutrons and electrons that make up familiar matter on Earth. It points to candidates such as vast numbers of tiny black holes as the form this hidden ordinary mass might take.

This position holds that dark matter is made of non-baryonic matter — not ordinary atoms but more exotic particles. It points to leading candidates such as axions and Weakly Interacting Massive Particles (WIMPs) as what the universe's unseen mass is likely composed of.

Dark matter is made of a combination of Barynoic material which is normal matter and non-Baryonic matter which is the non-traditional matter that is not made of atoms with protons, neutrons, and electrons.

Scientists make a lot of assumptions when trying to explain the universe through missing matter. Scientists should explain the universe by modifying the theory of gravity. Others say the behavior of the universe should be explained by a godly power instead of the existence of dark matter.